in Italy

[basskiller]

try to access the site and copy and paste the exact url that shows up in the browser.. (send me a PM)

I just read that it's a mod security rewrite on one of the installs .. probably vbseo

[Glycomann]

This is the Basilica di San Clemente again bult around the 4th century.




This is the Basilico di Quattro Coronato, again 4th century. They build things to last in ancient Rome people.

[Glycomann]

This is the Basilico di San Giovanni. It is the major church of Rome. it dates back to the 4th century when it was probably built as a Roman Pagan church. through the ages a multitude of rich families and popes donated riched to built the basilica.




this last one is obviously the Roman Colosseum as viewed from parco di Traiano.

[Glycomann]

Ran out of energy today. I'll modify there tomorrow with descriptions and move to either the vet or open forum.

[millenium girl]

My daughter was in Italy this summr and she said she liked Florence the best. Said the men in France were smelly aggressive jerk offs that wouldnt leave her alone but in Italy they were very kind and polite.

I hate the French, they think they rule but they don't

[basskiller]

I think we all need to take up a collection and send my ass to Rome... Those pictures are great. The Monastery is absolutely beautiful

[Glycomann]

Here is another one viewing the Colosseum via San Giovanni in Laterano.

[liftsiron]

Very nice pics.

[Glycomann]

I just moved it to a better location where i have access.

[willi]

Pretty cool bro. Brings me back many happy memories.
Cant remember if I told you but good eating where you may bump into Vaticanista, maybe even Francis himself as I hear he is out and about:

La Pigna

Taverna Giulia (Pricey$$$)

Oliphant...near the Piazza San Eustachio

Abruzzi- Piazza Santi Apostoli

Two hills to see the city from: The Aventine Hill and the Gianicolo Hill. Incredible views!

When you go to St. Peter's say a prayer for Willi!

PM me anything I can help with. Have fun bro!

[basskiller]

I was asking the wifey and she couldn't tell me..
But do they hold mass every sunday at St Peter's

[Glycomann]

thanks willie

[willi]

I was asking the wifey and she couldn't tell me..
But do they hold mass every sunday at St Peter's

There are masses in St. Peter's everyday beginning at 6am. Most are celebrated by priests at the Circumference Altars (those around the interior walls of the Basilica) When the Basilica opens at 7am, visitors are usually welcome to attend those. On Sunday there is a a large mass at either 10 or 10:30...at the Altar of the chair of St. Peter (Center...back wall) willi's memory is fading.

[Ironworker1]

You can pick out the French here right away. They have a classic look, smell of BO and cigarettes and are assholes.

So true!!! lol

[millenium girl]

I think we all need to take up a collection and send my ass to Rome... Those pictures are great. The Monastery is absolutely beautiful

You should come to Europe bassy. I know how much you love architecture.